1. Gothic Art The Age of the Great Cathedrals Chapter18 http://instructional1.calstatela.edu/bev ans/Art101/Art101B-9-Gothic/

3. Gothic Terms & Design

4. Gothic rib vault and the domical vault systems

5. Construction of a Gothic cathedral

6. Elevations of nave walls of Laon (left) & Chartres (right)

7. Abbey Church of St. Denis

8. Abbey Church, Saint-Denis. Ambulatory and radiating chapels

9. Plan of Abbey church, Saint-Denis. 1140-1144

10. Chartres Cathedral, before the Fire (early gothic)

11. Chartres Cathedral. Aerial view

12. Chartres Cathedral. Royal Portals

13. Chartres Cathedral. Jamb statues of Old Testament queen and two kings

14. Laon Cathedral

15. Laon Cathedral, Laon, France. begun c. 1190

16. Nave of Laon Cathedral. begun. c. 1190

17. Laon Plan

18. Nave elevation

19. Notre-Dame, Paris. South flank

20. Chartres after the Fire

21. Plan of Chartres, after the fire

22. Nave of Chartres Cathedral. begun 1194

23. Rose windows and lancets. 13th century

24. Chartres Cathedral. Stained glass of Life of Christ: Annunciation detail. c. 1150

25. Chartres Cathedral. Jamb statues of Saints Martin, Jerome, and Gregory

27. Amiens Cathedral

28. Robert De Luzarches, Thomas De Cormont, and Renaud De Cormont; Amiens Cathedral. c. 1220-1236

29. Plan of Amiens

30. Nave of Amiens

31. Amiens Vaults

32. Amiens Cathedral. Christ treading on the Lion, from central portal. begun 1220

33. Reims Cathedral

34. Reims Cathedral. c. 1225-1290

35. Reims Cathedral. Visitation, jamb statues on west facade. c. 1230

36. Sainte-Chapelle, Paris 1243-1248

37. Sainte-Chapelle, Paris. 1243-48

38. Sainte-Chapelle. Interior of upper chapel. 1243-48

39. The fortified town of Carcassonne. 12-13th centuries

40. St.-Maclou, Rouen. c. 1500-1514

41. Villard de Honnecourt, Page from a sketchbook. c. 1220- 1235

42. God as architect of the world. c. 1220-1230

43. Blanche of Castile, Louis IX, and two monks. 1226-1234

44. Master Honore, David anointed by Samuel and the battle of David and Goliath. 1296 A.D.

45. Jean Pucelle, David before Saul, from the Belleville Breviary. c 1325

46. Gothic in England Gothic style spread through western Europe Some Romanesque traits still found in combination with Gothic

47. Salisbury Cathedral, England. 1220-1258

49. Nave, Salisbury

50. Gloucester Cathedral. 1330-1357

52. Gloucester Cathedral, Cloister

53. Westminster Abbey. Chapel of Henry VII. 1503-1519

54. Gothic in Germany

55. Cologne Cathedral, Germany. begun 1248

56. Choir of Cologne Cathedral. 1322

57. Ekkehard and Uta, from Naumburg Cathedral. c. 1249-1255

58. Equestrian portrait (Bamberg Rider), from Bamberg Cathedral. c. 1235-1240

59. Virgin with the Dead Christ, from the Rhineland, Germany. c. 1300- 1325

60. Doge's Palace, Venice. c. 1345-1438

61. Milan Cathedral, Italy. begun 1386

62. Milan Cathedral, flying buttress

63. Antonio Gaudi (1852-1925) Spanish Architect of the Art Nouveau Style Drew inspiration from Gothic style, but developed a unique style of his own He once said on the subject of gothic architecture: Gothic art is imperfect, it means to solve; it is the style of the compass, the formula of industrial repetition. Its stability is based on the permanent propping of abutments: it is a defective body that holds with support... gothic works produce maximum emotion when they are mutilated, covered with ivy and illuminated by the moon. Church was recently dedicated as a basilica, and is said to be completed in 2026

64. Sagrada Familia

67. Take a tour of Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia http://www.barcelona-tourist- guide.com/en/albums-en/gaudi- sagrada-familia/pages/sagrada- familia-01_jpg.html

68. A video tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hskV6b9 SwPA

69. Pope Benedict dedicates the church as a basilica cathedral http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSxcQ OZPyCM